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June 20, 2025 · 5 min read
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In the evolving landscape of philanthropy and corporate social responsibility, cause-related marketing (CrM) stands out as a pivotal strategy for nonprofits looking to amplify their impact and visibility. Leveraging the insights from our previous discussion on the motives and mechanics behind CrM, this blog will guide you through the steps to design and implement a […]
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Imagine you’re facing a mental health crisis. You’re scared, alone, and don’t know where to turn. In such moments, a simple, three-digit number—988—can be a lifeline. The 988 Lifeline connects individuals in crisis to immediate support, guiding them toward the help they need. Recently, a comprehensive evaluation was conducted to understand how well the 988 […]
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Public health (PH) practitioners are driven by a deep commitment to promote health equity and social justice. Yet, they often find themselves at the crossroads of profound ethical dilemmas due to systemic issues within health care systems that don’t always prioritize these values. A recent study delves into these ethical tensions, particularly in the areas […]
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A fascinating study published in PLoS ONE by Williams, Newton-Hoe, and Kovac sheds light on the power of leadership in shaping community health. The research, funded by our buddies over at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, delves into the attitudes of state and community leaders toward health equity and social determinants of health, and how […]
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In the world of work, the silent specter of mental health issues often goes unaddressed. However, a study published in PLoS ONE sheds light on organizational interventions aimed at preventing workplace suicide, a topic of critical importance yet often shrouded in stigma. Why Focus on the Workplace for Suicide Prevention? Suicide is a devastating tragedy […]
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In recent years, the term “culture change” has been omnipresent across headlines. From the systemic issues within the police force to the corporate environment, the call for change is loud and clear. But what exactly is culture change, and how is it achieved? The Essence of Culture and Its Influence At its core, culture is […]
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In the first half of 2021, a study focused on local television news in Philadelphia, revealing a concerning trend in how gun violence is reported, often neglecting its broader public health implications. Despite the alarming rise in gun violence, which is a critical public health issue in the United States, local news predominantly frames it […]
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents unique challenges and nuances, affecting millions worldwide. It is characterized by a broad range of conditions manifested by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech, and nonverbal communication. The diversity of symptoms often makes early diagnosis complex and elusive. However, a new study offers hope by leveraging the power of […]
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